Suncor Energy Inc

SU-T

45.33 0.32 (0.71%)

About Suncor Energy Inc (SU-T)

Suncor Energy is a Canadian integrated energy company based in Calgary, Alberta. It specializes in production of synthetic crude from oil sands. Suncor ranks number 134 in the Forbes Global 2000 list. More at Wikipedia

What the experts are saying about SU-T

He's not bullish oil/gas, because the world is moving quickly to greener energy. A company like Suncor can diversify into green and companies that diversify will survive. He'd sell a covered call at a little higher strike price on SU. Takes some cash. The options are good and the market is liquid.

He's not bullish oil/gas, because the world is moving quickly to greener energy. A company like Suncor can diversify into green and companies that diversify will survive. He'd sell a covered call at a little higher strike price on SU. Takes some cash. The options are good and the market is liquid.

Within seasonality for oil through the spring into the driving season. We're seeing that now. Gas demand is stronger than usual this year and should eat away at the oil overhang. SU's seasonality is January to May, and it's starting to move up after recently bottoming. (Analysts’ price target is $53.26)

Within seasonality for oil through the spring into the driving season. We're seeing that now. Gas demand is stronger than usual this year and should eat away at the oil overhang. SU's seasonality is January to May, and it's starting to move up after recently bottoming. (Analysts’ price target is $53.26)

So little interest in the sector, but 70% of the index is in 7 names and Suncor is the largest. No fund manager would ever be fired for holding Suncor. The new CEO is liked by the street. It is a free cash flow story and share buybacks. If you are bullish on oil going forward, this is not the one to one -- there are higher beta names out there.

So little interest in the sector, but 70% of the index is in 7 names and Suncor is the largest. No fund manager would ever be fired for holding Suncor. The new CEO is liked by the street. It is a free cash flow story and share buybacks. If you are bullish on oil going forward, this is not the one to one -- there are higher beta names out there.

A premiere holding in the Canadian energy space and a core holding. They are now over the big capex spend for the Fort Hills project and now should benefit from free cash-flow for the next few years. He likes where they are positioned. They are more expensive than others and he likes the growing dividend. You buy this and tuck it away.

A premiere holding in the Canadian energy space and a core holding. They are now over the big capex spend for the Fort Hills project and now should benefit from free cash-flow for the next few years. He likes where they are positioned. They are more expensive than others and he likes the growing dividend. You buy this and tuck it away.

If oil recovers this one will give you less torque. But when oil recovers this is the one people will flock to. He likes it because of its hedged position. It sells to the US refineries. It is a cash machine. This company generates a lot of cash flow. It goes to debt, share buy backs, dividends and some to operations. (Analysts’ price target is $56.56)

If oil recovers this one will give you less torque. But when oil recovers this is the one people will flock to. He likes it because of its hedged position. It sells to the US refineries. It is a cash machine. This company generates a lot of cash flow. It goes to debt, share buy backs, dividends and some to operations. (Analysts’ price target is $56.56)

Steady income? He thinks the recent budget for SU-T showing production growth with refining assets makes them pretty stable. He thinks there are lots of others that will recover much quicker -- like Cenovus (CVE-T). Yield 3.6%

Steady income? He thinks the recent budget for SU-T showing production growth with refining assets makes them pretty stable. He thinks there are lots of others that will recover much quicker -- like Cenovus (CVE-T). Yield 3.6%

CNQ-T vs. SU-T. It depends on your appetite for volatility and your expectations for returns. CNQ-T is a bet on oil. SU-T is more defensive but with less upside if you get the timing right on the price of oil. SU-T has a good opportunity to step in.

CNQ-T vs. SU-T. It depends on your appetite for volatility and your expectations for returns. CNQ-T is a bet on oil. SU-T is more defensive but with less upside if you get the timing right on the price of oil. SU-T has a good opportunity to step in.

Canada's largest integrated oil company, including long-running assets in the Oil Sands. It's one of the few oil producers he owns. Suncor is insulated from WCS price drops. They own four refineries and 1,750 gas stations. (Analysts’ price target is $59.48)

Canada's largest integrated oil company, including long-running assets in the Oil Sands. It's one of the few oil producers he owns. Suncor is insulated from WCS price drops. They own four refineries and 1,750 gas stations. (Analysts’ price target is $59.48)

It is a great time to buy. With a refinery they are not impacted to the same differential issues. He thinks oil prices will be supported with growing global demand and he thinks the Canadian heavy oil differentials with tighten next year. Yield 3.5%.

It is a great time to buy. With a refinery they are not impacted to the same differential issues. He thinks oil prices will be supported with growing global demand and he thinks the Canadian heavy oil differentials with tighten next year. Yield 3.5%.

Enbridge vs. Suncor He's long both. Suncor is the go-to oil player in Canada. Well-managed with good growth. But he's negative on Enbridge, because they're so levered, and the stock has come well off. They are at least starting to sell off assets. They had a good dividend but were paying out over 100% of earnings. Payout ratio and the balance sheet is now a little better. Neither is high-risk.

Enbridge vs. Suncor He's long both. Suncor is the go-to oil player in Canada. Well-managed with good growth. But he's negative on Enbridge, because they're so levered, and the stock has come well off. They are at least starting to sell off assets. They had a good dividend but were paying out over 100% of earnings. Payout ratio and the balance sheet is now a little better. Neither is high-risk.

This company is throwing off cash like crazy. They have historically raised the dividend. They are down because of differentials. It is getting very cheap. The total return story is attractive. It is probably the best of all the names on the list.

This company is throwing off cash like crazy. They have historically raised the dividend. They are down because of differentials. It is getting very cheap. The total return story is attractive. It is probably the best of all the names on the list.

He doesn't like the energy space, but this is among the best in this sector. Integrated, and well-run, with an upstream and a downstream business. They have more than one way to make money. Boast a solid balance sheet. Good dividend. We are close to the bottom of pessimism about Canadian oil. He's confident about the new CEO.

He doesn't like the energy space, but this is among the best in this sector. Integrated, and well-run, with an upstream and a downstream business. They have more than one way to make money. Boast a solid balance sheet. Good dividend. We are close to the bottom of pessimism about Canadian oil. He's confident about the new CEO.

If you want more oilsands, less debt and more valuation, go with Suncor. CNQ is less oilsands, slightly more debt, and slightly less valuation. Both are on watch list. They will have tremendous free cash flows in the coming years as the oil differentials tighten. Both are low cost operators. Both are good buys, but would slightly prefer CNQ.

If you want more oilsands, less debt and more valuation, go with Suncor. CNQ is less oilsands, slightly more debt, and slightly less valuation. Both are on watch list. They will have tremendous free cash flows in the coming years as the oil differentials tighten. Both are low cost operators. Both are good buys, but would slightly prefer CNQ.

He is bullish short term on energy. You want to buy the best names when you think there will be a bounce back. They have integrated assets which allow them some protection. He has a $67 target price. The dividend is very safe and are buying back a tonne of stock. Yield = 3.3%. (Analysts’ price target is $61.11)

He is bullish short term on energy. You want to buy the best names when you think there will be a bounce back. They have integrated assets which allow them some protection. He has a $67 target price. The dividend is very safe and are buying back a tonne of stock. Yield = 3.3%. (Analysts’ price target is $61.11)

Very leveraged to the heavy oil scene and handcuffed by the lack of pipelines. A well-run company and victim of Canadian and American politics, American because they prefer Venezuelan heavy oil as opposed to ours.

Very leveraged to the heavy oil scene and handcuffed by the lack of pipelines. A well-run company and victim of Canadian and American politics, American because they prefer Venezuelan heavy oil as opposed to ours.

The integrateds have held up better than the producers, though they have struggled lately. Canada has a huge problem with WCS with its heavy price discount. SU is very low- cost, but you still have to wait well into next year before the lack of capacity (Canadian pipelines) is fixed). This stock is flat, so you're essentially earning only the dividend.

The integrateds have held up better than the producers, though they have struggled lately. Canada has a huge problem with WCS with its heavy price discount. SU is very low- cost, but you still have to wait well into next year before the lack of capacity (Canadian pipelines) is fixed). This stock is flat, so you're essentially earning only the dividend.

He is not positive on the energy complex because it tends not to do well until mid-December. This is the stock he would recommend in this space. Support is about $40. He thinks it will start to rise in mid-December.

He is not positive on the energy complex because it tends not to do well until mid-December. This is the stock he would recommend in this space. Support is about $40. He thinks it will start to rise in mid-December.

OIl and gas has been under a cloud. SU is now very inexpensive and an excellent buying opportunity. It has some of the best assets in Canada, especially downstream, and is the most profitable refiner. Margins are improving and they are buying back stock. Dividends should improve in the next few years. (3.2% dividend, Analysts price target: $61.63)

OIl and gas has been under a cloud. SU is now very inexpensive and an excellent buying opportunity. It has some of the best assets in Canada, especially downstream, and is the most profitable refiner. Margins are improving and they are buying back stock. Dividends should improve in the next few years. (3.2% dividend, Analysts price target: $61.63)

Their refining business has been strong this year and have benefitted from this. One of the great Canadian energy names. It is not trading at an expensive valuation. He prefers CNQ right now. Suncor is a great long term business. Would definitely benefit if the Canadian crude spread tightened up.

Their refining business has been strong this year and have benefitted from this. One of the great Canadian energy names. It is not trading at an expensive valuation. He prefers CNQ right now. Suncor is a great long term business. Would definitely benefit if the Canadian crude spread tightened up.

This is a core senior holding for them. Operationally, they are second to none and Fort Hills is progressing well. Horizon is operating and creating free cash flow. He loves getting the dividend and sees the assets providing a long term sustainable income stream.

This is a core senior holding for them. Operationally, they are second to none and Fort Hills is progressing well. Horizon is operating and creating free cash flow. He loves getting the dividend and sees the assets providing a long term sustainable income stream.

With the company completing their major maintenance projects, he believes the returns will come. It will come down to where oil prices go. It has out-performed most of the other oil and gas stocks. He thinks the fact they have made their major capital investments, they can now sit back and reap the benefits.

With the company completing their major maintenance projects, he believes the returns will come. It will come down to where oil prices go. It has out-performed most of the other oil and gas stocks. He thinks the fact they have made their major capital investments, they can now sit back and reap the benefits.

The Cadillac of the oil patch. They have a lot of refining, so that's a natural hedge, with all this worry about getting Canadian oil to the U.S. They've made good purchases. The stock has gone down, but $48-50 is a good place to buy. Generates a lot of cash flow.

The Cadillac of the oil patch. They have a lot of refining, so that's a natural hedge, with all this worry about getting Canadian oil to the U.S. They've made good purchases. The stock has gone down, but $48-50 is a good place to buy. Generates a lot of cash flow.

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